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Republican Discord—and Baggage—Threaten Effort to Oust Whitmer
Many of the five hopefuls have personal baggage that could pose challenges in a general election, including a candidate who was charged for his role in the Capitol insurrection.
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As Species Recover, Some in Michigan Threaten Others in More Dire Shape
The situation is ironic: A troubled species rebounds thanks to restoration efforts, only to make things worse for others in peril by preying on them or outcompeting them for food and living space.
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Michigan Supreme Court Bars Automatic Life Sentences for 18-Year-Olds
The Michigan Supreme Court outlawed automatic life sentences for people who were 18 when they participated in first-degree murder.
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Bomb Threat at State Capitol Nets One-Year Jail Sentence for Michigan Man
A man who admitted to calling in a bomb threat at the Michigan Capitol was sentenced Wednesday to one year in jail.
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Unemployed Wrongly Accused of Fraud Can Seek Cash from State
Thousands of people who were wrongly accused of fraud when seeking unemployment benefits can seek financial relief from the state.
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GOP’s Links to Extremism Surface in Congressional Primary Races
Connections between Republicans and right-wing extremists have surfaced ahead of the primaries.
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University of Michigan Medical Students Protest Anti-Abortion Speaker
University of Michigan medical students walked out of a weekend ceremony to protest a speaker who opposes abortion rights.
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Defense Seeks Sanctions Against State in Flint Water Case
It’s the latest salvo since the Michigan Supreme Court in June said a one-person grand jury had no authority under state law to return indictments against former Gov. Rick Snyder and eight other people.
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No Summer Resolution to Big Dispute Over Paying Court Costs in Michigan
The Michigan Supreme Court signaled Friday that there will be no summer decision in a high-stakes dispute over paying court costs.
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Democrats Widen Scrutiny of Tech Over Abortion Data Privacy
Democratic representatives—like US Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Dearborn)—are widening their scrutiny into the role of tech companies in collecting the personal data of people who may be seeking an abortion.
